Harry Brook played the mind game in the headingley Test, then the famous Krishna gifted the wicket; Watch video
Prasidh krishna and harry brook video: Five matches between India and England Test series First match of (Eng vs Ind 1st Test) Leeds’s headingley is being played at the cricket ground where English cricketer Harry Brook on the fourth day of the game (Harry Brook) Team India fast bowler famous Krishna (Prasidh krishna) Playing the mind game with. Significantly, here Krishna got caught in the words of English player so that he gifted his wicket to the opposition team.
Yes, this happened. Actually, this entire incident took place in the 96th over of Team India’s second inning. The English team needed only one wicket to eliminate the guests, in such a situation, Harry Brook attempted to incite the famous Krishna. He told the Indian player that ‘Can you hit a big six?’
It was just that the famous Krishna came into excitement and he played a shot in the air with the intention of hitting a strong six on the sixth ball of English spinner Shoaib Bashir. It was a miss time shot that went straight into the hands of the fielder of deep mid -wicket while traveling in the air and such a famous Krishna lost his wicket. This is the reason why this video is becoming very viral on social media.
“Can You Hit Big Sixes?” – Harry Brook on the Stump Mic … and prasidh goes for it on the very next ball and gets out.
Classic Test Cricket Theater – Brough to you by the Mic (and a bit of Mischief).#ENGVIND 1st Test, Day 5 | Tue, 24th June, 2:30 pm on Jiohotstar! pic.twitter.com/bgwq5d3pib
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Let us know that till the end of the fourth day’s play, the Indian team scored 364 runs in their second inning and England played 6 overs and added 21 runs without any loss. Earlier, Team India scored 471 runs in their first inning and England 465 runs. Overall, England have to achieve a target of 371 runs to win the fifth day of the Haddingley Test and Team India has to take 10 wickets.
Such is the playing XI of both teams
England: Jack Croly, Ben Docket, Oli Pope, Joe Root, Harry Brook, Ben Stokes (Captain), Jamie Smith (wicketkeeper), Chris Woakes, Bridan Cars, Josh Tung, Shoaib Bashir.
India: Yashasvi Jaiswal, KL Rahul, Sai Sudarshan, Shubman Gill (Captain), Rishabh Pant (wicketkeeper), Karun Nair, Ravindra Jadeja, Shardul Thakur, Famous Krishna, Jaspreet Bumrah, Mohammad Siraj.
